In Trouble

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In 1961, society played no favourites with unwed mothers. Sarah Gardner’s parents held fast to society’s expectation of them and hid her in a home for unwed mothers. In Trouble is based on historical fact.

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In Trouble by Dianne Palovcik is the emotional story of teenage Sarah Gardner’s journey through betrayal and loss. Trapped inside Rose Hill Home, Sarah has a phony name, no past and is belittled for her shameful behaviour. She’s expected to give her baby up for adoption, return home and forget anything happened.

Rose Hill is not a place of refuge. Sarah devises a plan to escape and find the father of her child. She endures housemates with more problems than expecting a baby. Death, a stalker, then a newspaper story, drive Sarah to a desperate act.

Can Sarah stop her baby from being stolen? What kind of future will she have? In Trouble is inspired by a tragic period in Canadian history now brought to life for a new generation.

What Others Have Said About In Trouble

“In Trouble is a powerful story about women finding ways to survive when society has turned its back on them. With empathy and care, Dianne Palovcik has brought a little-known piece of 1960s Halifax back to life.” 

  • Michael Hingston, 2018 Metro Federation Writer in Residence

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To find out more about the author or her work, check out her interview with Alberta’s Writer’s Guild here

 

 

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